The journey
Travel to three inspiring South American countries on this exploration of diverse cultures, cuisines and natural wonders such as Iguazu Falls. Our local guides open the doors to food and wine experiences in Chile’s Casablanca Valley and cosmopolitan Buenos Aires and give you an insider’s look at Rio’s raucous Carnival celebration.
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Travel to three inspiring South American countries on this exploration of diverse cultures, cuisines and natural wonders such as Iguazu Falls. Our local guides open the doors to food and wine experiences in Chile’s Casablanca Valley and cosmopolitan Buenos Aires and give you an insider’s look at Rio’s raucous Carnival celebration.
Day Day 1
Arrive in Santiago, vibrant capital of Chile, and check in to your hotel in the heart of the city. Then set out on a highlights tour of Santiago, including a guided visit to the Pre-Columbian Museum to view its superb collections of statues, pottery and decor, with some pieces dating back 14,000 years. Tonight, celebrate the beginning of your journey with a special welcome dinner at the home of a local chef. Meals: Dinner
Day Day 2
Delve into the glories of Chilean wines at a prestigious local winery where you learn the history of its classic vintages and sample them on site in style. Guided by an expert sommelier, explore various parcels and taste a blend created from these components. This exclusive experience culminates with a tasting of a current vintage elegantly paired with a curated selection of fine cheeses, followed by lunch, in an atmosphere that celebrates the artistry and craftsmanship of winemaking. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Day Day 3
Explore Valparaíso, starting with a guided walk along the hills of this storied port city. Visit the Plaza de la Victoria with its lovely Neptune Fountain, the famous Turri Clock, fisherman's wharf, the Naval Academy and "La Sebastiana,” the one-time residence of Chilean poet Pablo Neruda. After lunch at a local restaurant, head into the countryside and Casablanca Valley for wine tasting at the vineyard of Casas del Bosque. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
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Day Day 4
Fly to Buenos Aires, Argentina’s vibrant capital with an unbridled energy few cities can match. Sun-bleached boulevards, cutting-edge restaurants and sultry dancehalls set the stage for a festive expression of Argentine identity. It is a city of neighborhoods, each with its own distinct charm, from colorful La Boca to historic San Telmo. Settle into your hotel, where you later join your fellow guests for dinner. Meals: Breakfast, Dinner
Day Day 5
Take in compelling highlights of Buenos Aires, such as the Plaza de Mayo, La Boca and San Telmo, including the Boca Juniors stadium, known locally as “La Bombonera,” one of the world’s most legendary football (soccer) venues, famed for its intensely passionate fans. As you continue, take in the vibrant, colorful graffiti art that adorns neighborhoods throughout the city. Break for lunch on your own and then explore as you like. Tonight, eat dinner at Rojo Tango, followed by a captivating tango show that celebrates Argentina's national dance. Meals: Breakfast, Dinner
Day Day 6
Embark by boat for a relaxing sail from Puerto Madero to Tigre, a port town that serves as the gateway to the Paraná Delta. Eat lunch before visiting Isla El Descanso, a natural oasis with walking trails and gardens set amid picturesque delta landscapes, where you may spot wildlife such as pampas cat. Then quench your thirst with a tasting of the popular Argentine beverage yerba mate. Sample different varieties and learn the history and culture of the drink, which many love and others find an acquired taste, before returning to Buenos Aires. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
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Day Day 7
This morning, board a flight to Iguazu, where you have lunch at the Melia Hotel, inside Iguazu National Park in Argentina. Then, set out to view the magnificent Iguazu Falls, traversing raised walkways and seeing the Devil's Throat with your expert guide. Afterward, cross the border to Brazil on your way to the Hotel Das Cataratas, a Worldway Hotel and the only hotel located inside the Iguassu National Park in Brazil. This tropical rainforest is home to rare birds such as macaws, toucans and parrots, as well as monkeys, caimans, armadillos and even jaguars, so keep your eyes peeled. Check in to your hotel and enjoy a free evening. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Day Day 8
Observe the mighty falls from two different vantage points, starting with a walking tour on the Brazilian side, taking in spectacular views and basking in a natural setting filled with orchids, colorful birds and endemic wildlife. Then, embark on a boat tour that takes you up close to the foot of the plummeting cascades for a visceral experience of the rainbow-making mists. Your afternoon is free before dinner at your hotel. Meals: Breakfast, Dinner
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Day Day 9
Fly to marvelous Rio de Janeiro, where you begin your visit with a tour of iconic Sugarloaf, ascending to the mountain's upper reaches to take in panoramic vistas of the city and Guanabara Bay, and toasting the incredible view. Meals: Breakfast, Dinner
Day Day 10
Explore downtown Rio de Janeiro on a tour of the historic city center, viewing sites central to local history and culture. Along the way, hop on and off the Rio VLT electric train, which also carries you to the revitalized port area to view the massive street murals by artist Eduardo Kobra, each a dazzling example of Brazilian graffiti art. Get a taste of the city's Carnival culture with backstage access to the construction of costumes and floats. Then savor lunch at a true Brazilian taste sensation, Assador — a restaurant that takes barbeque to succulent new heights. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Day Day 11
Travel to the heights of Corcovado Mountain for a spectacular glimpse of Rio and behold Corcovado's crowning jewel, the majestic 120-foot-high statue of Christ the Redeemer — one of the Seven Wonders of the Modern World. Then explore the city’s amazing Botanical Gardens. Cap off your Rio experience — and your South American adventure — this evening revel in the fabulous Roxy Dinner Show, where fine dining accompanies a joyous musical love letter to the spirit of Brazil and its people. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
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Day Day 12
Today, after breakfast, take your private transfer to the airport for your departing flight. Meals: Breakfast
Booking process: Submit an enquiry for South American Adventure: Chile, Argentina and Brazil; a Worldway specialist verifies live availability, supplier terms, routing, rooming and guest requirements before confirmation.
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Changes & cancellation: Worldway Travels Group rules can vary by departure, cabin, aircraft, hotel and season. Final cancellation penalties are shared on the quote and invoice before booking.
Travel documents: Passport validity, visas, insurance, medical requirements and local taxes remain traveller responsibilities unless specifically included in the confirmed proposal.
Can this journey be tailored?: Yes — every element can be refined to your dates, pace and interests by our specialists.
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This page is designed as a complete pre-booking dossier. Final supplier availability, taxes, route permits, aircraft positioning, visas, insurance, rooming and cancellation rules are reconfirmed by Worldway before payment or ticketing.
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